Editors of the Journal
The Review has a UK-based editorial working group, supported
by an international advisory group and by contributing editors from Africa, Europe
and the Americas.
Editorial Working Group
International Centre for Participation Studies, University of Bradford
School of Politics and International Studies. University of Leeds
Inst for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester
School of History and Cultures, University of Birmingham
Dept of Politics, University of Sheffield
Dept of Anthropology, University College London
Goldsmiths College, London
Chipiliro Kalebe-Nyamongo Intern
University of Birmingham
Humanities Research Centre, Sheffield Hallam University
Independent Researcher
University of Leeds
Dept of Geography and Environment, LSE
Mala Mustapha Intern
University of Central Lancashire
Humanitarian Policy Group, ODI
Rory Pilossof Intern
University of Sheffield
IKM Emergent
Development Policy and Practice, Open University
Dept of Geography, Durham University
Royal Holloway, London
York University & JSAS
School of Education and Social Science, University of Central Lancashire
Contributing Editors
University of Ottawa, Canada
Jimi Adesina
Rhodes University, South Africa
Centre for Constitutionalism and Demilitarisation, Nigeria
Jonathan Barker
University of Toronto, Canada
Centre for Civil Society, South Africa
University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada
Chambi Chachage
Independent Researcher/Analyst, Tanzania
Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands
University of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
Third World Network, Accra, Ghana / Africa Editor
Kofi Annan International Centre for Peacekeeping, Ghana
Giuliano Martiniello
University of Leeds, UK
Tanzania Gender Networking Programme, Tanzania
University of Fort Hare, South Africa
African Institute for Agrarian Studies, Zimbabwe
University of Oxford, UK
Columbia College, Chicago, USA
Nordic Africa Institute, Sweden
University of East London, UK
Reem Saad
American University in Cairo, Egypt
University of Zimbabwe, Harare
University of Kurdistan-Hawler, Iraq
Northern Arizona University, USA
Royal Museum of Central Africa, Belgium
Rutgers, New Jersey, USA
The International Advisory Board consists of
Björn Beckman,
Lionel Cliffe,
Jean Copans,
Basil Davidson,
David González,
Shubi Ishemo,
Peter Lawrence,
John Loxley,
Mahmood Mamdani,
John Markakis,
Adebayo Olukoshi,
John Saul,
Morris Szeftel
and
Gavin Williams
We remember the following comrades who were closely involved with the journal:
Chris Allen ,
A M Babu,
Carolyn Baylies,
Ruth First,
Jitendra Mohan and
Stephen Riley.
